Obama is humorless, and full of himself. That would make him a great target for satire, except that his followers take the position that any mockery or criticism is racist. The prospect of four years of that sort of thing … Continue reading →
Holding your chin up? That’s one thing, and I agree that it can help carry your voice and make you look more competent. Having your chin be consistently on level with your ears? Makes you look like a pompous jackass. … Continue reading →
“Telling gun owners to vote for Obama is like telling chickens to vote for Colonel Sanders” – NRA president John Sigler, President’s Column, July 2008, on AHSA’s endorsement of Barack H***** Obama.
Continue reading →Make your own Obama Signs – Here are a couple of mine The possibilities are almost limitless… Hat tip Mike-istan
Continue reading →Luke Boggs at the Atlanta Journal Constitution looks at Obama’s long string of “regrets.” I can’t help wondering what Obama might regret in four years as president. What might he regret doing —- or not doing —- on the world … Continue reading →
Yesterday’s quote of the day was from a Jonah Goldberg article where he talks about the problems with Obama’s compulsory “volunteer” plan. Indeed, there’s ample evidence that countries with intrusive, expensive welfare states stifle citizens’ spirit of charity and volunteerism … Continue reading →
“I think we can all agree that we need presidential candidates that are serious enough not to play make-believe on the campaign trail.” “It’s laughable, ridiculous, preposterous and revealing all at the same time,” Tucker Bound, Spokesman for John McCain, … Continue reading →
For most candidates, reversing course on a major campaign issue would be a significant problem. But Senator Obama has proven that changing his mind (some would call it “flip-flopping”) is no obstacle to success. – Col. Oliver North on foxnews.com
Continue reading →Talking about about how he would deal with Osama bin Laden, Barack Obama said: “What would be important would be for us to do it in a way that allows the entire world to understand the murderous acts that he’s … Continue reading →
“Winnie the Pooh seems to me to be a fundamental text on national security.” – Richard Danzig, likely National Security Advisor to Barack These Go To 11 Obama. I understand that sometimes people use analogies out of unlikely sources, but come … Continue reading →
